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GOP Senator Unveils State-Run Visa Scheme Offering Amnesty To Illegals

Republican Sen. John Curtis unveiled a bill letting states run their own migrant visa programs, with a legal status pathway for some illegal immigrants.

Daily Caller By Mark Tanos Aug 4, 2026, 12:59 AM Captured Aug 4, 2026, 1:35 AM

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John Curtis introduced a bill this week that would let states run their own migrant worker visa programs, with a legal-status pathway for some illegal immigrants tucked inside.

Curtis rolled out the legislation Monday alongside Democratic Arizona Sen.

The measure would let state legislatures build voluntary visa programs sized to local labor demand, a reworking of federal immigration law that, according to the outlet, mirrors a 2011 Utah guest-worker proposal Washington never signed off on.

The bill contains language the Deseret News described as a possible pathway to legal residency for illegal immigrants who have been in the United States since Dec.

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The measure would let state legislatures build voluntary visa programs sized to local labor demand, a reworking of federal immigration law that, according to the outlet, mirrors a 2011 Utah guest-worker proposal Washington never signed off on.

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